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Body Cameras for Spokane Police

SPOKANE, Washington (AP) - The Spokane City Council has approved purchasing body cameras for its...

Still Searching for Chicago Shooter

CHICAGO (AP) - Two men are facing charges stemming from last week's shooting in a Chicago park. The...

Potential Defunding of Obama's Health Care Overhaul

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama heads today to Kansas City, Mo., where he'll tour an auto...

Efforts to Destroy Syria's Weapons

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Investors Looking for Direction with Federal Reserve Policy

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New Lawyer for Eastern Washington

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Columbia River Treaty Renegotiation

YAKIMA, Washington (AP) - Federal regulators say a U.S. Canada treaty that governs operations of...

Controversy Over Industrial Development

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Subsidy for Timber Counties

GRANTS PASS, Oregon (AP) - The Senate has passed a bill that includes a one-year extension of a...

Target Holiday Hiring Down 20%

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Target is planning to hire about 70,000 workers for the holiday shopping...

Chemical Weapons Inspection in Syria

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Flood Damage in Colorado

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Shooting at Washington Navy Yard

WASHINGTON (AP) - Authorities in the nation's capital are searching for a shooter, after at least...

Victims of Shooting are Uncooperative

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New Volume Record Set at Game

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Jan 30, 2013 06:46
Category: General News

WA Wants To Count Votes Faster

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Lawmakers are looking for ways to accelerate ballot counting on Election Day. A state Senate committee began considering a bill yesterday that would reject ballots that don't arrive to the auditor's office by 8 p.m. on the night of the election. Republican Sen. Pam Roach says she wants to find ways to speed up the process so that the results of the election come sooner. Washington currently counts ballots so long as they are postmarked by Election Day.

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